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Now that we've reached the end of 2012, it's time to sit back and reflect on all the things that let us down this year. That's totally healthy, right?

Goodbye, grinch: POP is back.

Last week's terms of service change by social photo sharing site Instagram has caused at least one user to lash out with more than just words -- taking her protest to court.

How do we keep up the spirit of giving all year round? Here are three ideas from the tech community to turn you into change-making habitual philanthropist.

Guest Post Pricing your business’ products represents one of the biggest challenges most startups face.

SurveyMonkey reveals how twenty-somethings hold their own views on the events that rocked the tech industry in 2012.

Guest Post With the advent of the next phase of AIA affecting the definition of prior art, patent filing rules and patent quality determinations, the key for entrepreneurs and small businesses is preparation.

Buying Christmas cards is way too easy -- nothing says you care like making them yourself. But if scissors, glue, and small flat bits of dead tree are all too 19th century for you, Codeacademy has the solution: Code C...

In an extension of the Xbox gaming ecosystem to iOS, Microsoft game studio You vs the Internet has launched Wordament, the first-ever game for iOS with Xbox Achievements, on the Apple app store.

Apple could be working on a fifth generation of its full-sized iPad that's sexier than the recently released version last month.

For a company that specializes in secure devices, RIM isn't so good at keeping secrets.

Undeterred by Microsoft's foray into the hardware arena, Nokia has a trick up its sleeve for its own Windows RT tablet.

Arctic Startups, which covers entrepreneurship and technology for the Nordic and Baltic region, is shutting down its business operations but will continue to document innovation from the North.

It took Claire Lomas 17 days to complete the London marathon. The twist? Lomas is paralyzed from the chest down and walked the entire course wearing a robotic exoskeleton called the ReWalk. ReWalk users, who thought they...

A simple Swingline stapler from the office supply chain Staples could cost you either $15.79 or $14.29, depending on where you live.